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Wow, huge thanks to you, Ttelmah and temtronic. Maybe later I'll try to use /10 or /12 like temtronic suggested to see the difference. Thanks again to both of you.

Thanks, Ttelmah. However, is my analysis from temtronic's comment correct? using say 10 or 12 samples makes the 'math' more complicated... computers love binary math.... Is the first comment related w ...

Thank you, Ttelmah and temtronic.
So, the size of ADC data depends on the sum and value that I set, right? If I set the sum to i<16 and the value to sum/16, the ADC would be 1023*16 = 16368, righ ...

Thank you, Ttelmah & temtronic for the feedback given. My mistake is that I thought CPUDIV2 will produce 48MHz clock frequency. So, huge thanks for the table.
Next, based on the info in this for ...

Thank you, PCM programmer for the pointer. I made silly mistake there. Thank you, too for your reply, Ttelmah. Actually, I'm using 20MHz crystal for this project. But, your reply helps me understand a ...

Hello All,

Right now, I'm trying to control PWM at pin C2 using ADC reading from pin A0. I have connected potentiometer to pin A0 and connected LED with resistor at pin C2. When I connected USB to ...

Noted. Thank you for your explanation, Ttelmah.

However
within the limitations of your PIC's memory (and remember that if a
buffer is larger than 256 characters, the index variables 'max' and 'len',
will need to be int16's), you can make the buf ...

Thank you, PCM Programmer. I have added those lines and it works perfectly. I think you have mentioned it in this forum, right? char buffer[16];
I have read about USB CDC limit is 64 bytes. S ...

Thank you for your reply, Ttelmah. However, I tried to replicate your method as shown below:

#include <18F4550.h> //if your version of the compiler doesn't support the 4553, you can put the ...

Hello everyone,

I have a question related to usb cdc. Can I send string, instead of char from terminal ( Tera Term ) to pic18f4550? Let say, if I want to send "HELLO" to the pic, so it ca ...